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Coosa Crappie : Hotspots For Bank Fishing

Tough Toms : Duped By Decoys

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Alabama Coast Spared From Cold-Weather Fish Kill
A bitter cold snap in January resulted in headlines about saltwater fish-kills all across the South. Georgia reported shrimp kills. Florida lost some turtles, manatees and numbers of temperature-sensitive species, like snook, bonefish and tarpon. Thankfully, Alabama’s coast seemed to fare better than its sister states.

“We had a minimal fish kill,” said Vernon Minton, director of the Marine Resources Division. “It wasn’t nearly as bad for us as it was Florida. They had not only the fish, but the...

All the regular topics — dog-deer hunting, dove seasons and extending the deer season — popped up again at this year’s...

Every year, when the silence of winter gives way to the sound of hammerin’ gobblers and yelping hens, Nashville’s biggest stars...

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Tackle Tough Field Birds With Decoys and Strategy
The sun was just starting to peek over the horizon when we heard the gobble. Unfortunately, my hunting partner and I were on the south side of a 200-acre, freshly plowed cotton field, and the bird was on the north side about 400 yards from us. Years...

Hunting
Grow Better Deer With Warm-Season Food Plots
Deer season is long gone. It’s time to go fishing and turkey hunting and forget about deer, right? Wrong!

It is entirely possible that spring and summer are the times when your deer herd needs you the most. Don’t assume you...

Fishing
Bank-Bound Crappie On The Coosa Chain
Alabama’s upper Coosa River impoundments, Weiss and Neely Henry, are top-notch reservoirs for catching crappie in March. These two lakes consistently provide anglers with abundant numbers of good-sized, good-eating crappie each spring.
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